A spring reverb that also takes a microphone.
Send in a voice, a guitar or a keyboard. The reverb comes back from spring lines inside the unit. It works in its own chassis with the supplied 12 V DC power supply. Later, it can move into a Eurorack case.
Two channels, four kinds of source
The MIC CHANNEL takes balanced or unbalanced microphones. The AUX CHANNEL takes line sources. Its high level input suits keyboards or mixing desks, and its low level input suits guitars. Each channel sets its own input level, and REVERBERATE sets the reverb output level. The OVERLOAD INDICATOR lights when a signal on either input is overloading.
Sockets on top and behind
The output, footswitch and four input sockets on the top panel are duplicated on the back panel. The top output is a 3.5 mm TS jack, the back output a 6.35 mm TS jack. A suitable footswitch bypasses the reverberation effect.
From the desk into the rack
An experienced service technician can move it from its factory chassis into a standard Eurorack case, not supplied. It then takes 72 hp and draws 1 amp at 12 V DC. A 10 pin to 16 pin adapter ribbon cable is supplied. Mount it where it will not be knocked. Allow 15 minutes or more to warm up before recording or playing live.
